CPU

axe0 said:

The defender definitions isn't up to date because ESET is installed.

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        Antivirus
                ESET Smart Security 9.0.381.0
                    Antivirus    Enabled
                    Company Name    ESET
                    Product Version    9.0.381.0
                    Virus Signature Database    Up to date

Ahh ok axe0 forgot about that duh ....

petra9999 said:

Is that good or bad or don't matter---3hrs and mbam is at 169.000 files not even at the heuristic yet

That does not sound right to me ....should not take that long .....but let it run for now...

Mbam only takes about 5 mins run time for me....but .....my system might be faster.....
We also need to run sfc ....but NOT now .....nothing else should be running when we run that command.

Peter after Mbam is finished ....here is the list of things we need to do From simrick...


Peter, I'm sure things got busy for you today - no problem, we can continue tomorrow. I will be delayed in the morning, so I'd like to leave some instructions, if I may.
@f14tomcat can help you through the steps.

- MBAM+rootkit scan log results

- sfc /scannow (DISM if necessary)

-ADWCleaner

-Run Ccleaner on the registry

-Screenshots in Ccleaner:

Windows Startup
Firefox
Internet Explorer
Tasks

It appears that you may have experienced an incomplete/failed RESET because you still have 3rd-party applications on the system, and they should have been removed with a complete RESET. So, any program that doesn't work should be uninstalled and reinstalled; that should get it working.

Hey axe0 any suggestions on why Mbam is taking so dam long??

OldMike65 said:

That does not sound right to me ....should not take that long .....but let it run for now...

Mbam only takes about 5 mins run time for me....but .....my system might be faster.....
We also need to run sfc ....but NOT now .....nothing else should be running when we run that command.

That might be because of the HDD, @petra9999 you can use this to fill in your HDD in your system specs :)
I have no idea how old this HDD is and how much fragmentation is present, so I have no idea if this is really a cause for MBAM being slow.

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Storage
        Hard drives
                ST500DM002-1BD142
                    Manufacturer    Seagate
                    Heads    16
                    Cylinders    60,801
                    Tracks    15,504,255
                    Sectors    976,768,065
                    SATA type    SATA-III 6.0Gb/s
                    Device type    Fixed
                    ATA Standard    ATA8-ACS
                    Serial Number    W2AXMJBR
                    Firmware Version Number    HP73
                    LBA Size    48-bit LBA
                    Power On Count    3233 times
                    Power On Time    362.3 days
                    Speed    7200 RPM
                    Features    S.M.A.R.T., NCQ
                    Max. Transfer Mode    SATA III 6.0Gb/s
                    Used Transfer Mode    SATA III 6.0Gb/s
                    Interface    SATA
                    Capacity    465 GB
                    Real size    500,107,862,016 bytes
                    RAID Type    None
                        S.M.A.R.T
                            Status    Good
                            Temperature    39 °C
                            Temperature Range    OK (less than 50 °C)

Ok axe0 still seems long run time even for a spinner ....

I cannot forget the other reasons why MBAM can be very slow, but MM can explain those better indepth :)

axe0 said:

I cannot forget the other reasons why MBAM can be very slow, but MM can explain those better indepth :)

Ok axe0 I'll be here with Peter till the rest of the team wakes up ...:)